Turquoise Ceramic Vase with Abstract Glaze

This is a ceramic vase, likely handmade given its unique glazed patterns. It stands on a slightly flared foot and has a distinct handle on one side, suggesting it could also function as a pitcher. The primary color is a vibrant turquoise blue with an uneven application of other glazes. Over the base blue, there are irregular, organic shapes in what appears to be a metallic or earthy brown/bronze color, and bold splashes of white, some of which exhibit a speckled or textured effect, possibly from a different glaze application technique (e.g., sponging or spattering). There are also visible drips of the white glaze, especially towards the base, indicating a fluid application and suggesting a handcrafted rather than mass-produced origin. The overall finish is glossy, reflecting light from various angles, particularly where the glazes overlap. The form is classic, with a rounded body that tapers towards a slightly flared rim. No specific maker's marks or signatures are discernible from the image. The condition appears to be good to very good, with no obvious chips, cracks, or repairs visible, though a more thorough inspection would be needed to confirm this. The artisanal feel of the piece suggests it could be from the mid-to-late 20th century or more contemporary. The craftsmanship, particularly the varied glaze application, indicates an intentional artistic approach, enhancing its decorative appeal.